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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-12
MECKLENBURG.
NEWS FROM CHASE CITY AND THE
Vicinity.
The Circuit Court Military Funeral
Ras. wimbith--6n 1ereolite-
Personal Notes.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

CHASE Cry, VA, October IL, 1887.
The Circuit Court for this county has
been in session since the LIST of this
month. and will continue until the
18th. The chancery docket is a large
one. and Judge Irving has vigorously
worked to clear it up. There was one
criminal case-that OF negro namc1
Galloway, tried for indecent assault,
and the jury stood ten for hanging aud
two for the penitentiary. There were
very few new cases for litigation, but
principally old bones of contention
which have furnished pickings to the
court officers for over fifteen years.
The County Board of Supervisors
have Just had placed in the jail steel
cage for refractory prisoners at a coStoi
Sl.650.
At the burial of Lieutenant Avis W.
Allen, Of Oxford. \. c., which occurred
near here, at his brothers residence,
last week, the Granville Grays, OF
which company he was first lieutenant,
came over to Virginia armed and UNI
formed and inferred their comrade
with military honors.
Ias. Wmhish, upon whom the ope-
ration Of laparotOmy was performed
tlirty-two days ago, presents uniavora-
bic symptoms this morning, and there
me aprrchensions that py@mia may
supcfNcne.
An aerolite Of surprising hrilliancy
was seen here on Saturday night last at
about 10 o'clock. It's course through
the heavens was from south to north,
and the light from it for about minute
was SO bright as 10 make visible the
smallest objects, and the explosion
which followed ratified the window-sash
in the houses. Some ten or fifteen
miles south Of here some people APP
pretended that another earthquake had
occurred.
An elegant entertainment was given
here ut the Mineral Hotel last night 10
the young ladies 10y the young gentle
men Of the town. The dancing con-
tinucd until a late hour, and | noticed
among the young ladies present
Miss Bessie lmbOdon, of Richmond,
black satin trimmed with let-dcc0i-
Ute.
Miss Alice Biorne, OF Boydton, blue
sumh silk.
Miss Alice Nelson, black satin de
cON,Uc.
Miss Annie Maddux, cream albatross,
lace front.
Miss Alice L. Jcffrcss, black lace with
large bouquet of daisies and ferns.
Miss Fannie Maddux. white nuns
yelling.
Mrs. f. G. Ogburn, in brown silk
and plush. was most charming chnpc-
TOHc.
Many II our citizens went over to
Luncnburg Courthouse yesterday to
hear Il discussion between the Hons
George u. and !. s. Wise. They both
spoke. but st different stands, to large
crowds. and popular feeling and de
moustrations were largely in favor Of
the Democratic champion. Hon.
George ID. Wise has been invited and
is expected to address the people Of
this county at our next court, the 18th
Of this month. Major Mann Page will
also be here at that time.
Captain John A. Coke, Of your city,
spent several days visiting here this
week. and expresses much surprise at
tie rapid advancement the town has
made since lac was here about six years
ago.
New buildings continue to 60 no
here, and the prospects for business
were never more encouraging. j.
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while the odd ones are all in the middle
Of their respective columns, whether
vertical, horizontal, or diagonal.
Respectfully, ID.
s,udvtne Cholera Germs.

A Philadelphia (Pa.) special says
Or. Edward Q. Shakespeare, of this
city, who went to Europe mt the in
stance of the Government to investi-
gate the colcra-scourged districts, and,
returning, secured cholera germs from
the patients on Swinburne island, IS
busily engaged in making experiments
md completing his report to the Gov
eminent.
Il obtained germs, or bacilli, from
the cholera patients in the port OF
New York, " he said to the HcrQW cor
respondent this evening, "and proba-
gated them in a culture media. In two
and three days the bacilli deyeloped ex-
actly as they DO in Italy, Spain, and
other cholera districts of Southern Eu-
rope. So far as 1 can see there IS no
difference in the type Of the disease. |
have the bacilli and Will conduct cxpe-
riments upon guinea pigs
Or. Shakespeare's report will cover
500 large octave pages and Will be fully
illustrated. The Government has APP
propriatcd $4,000 for its publication,
and 1000 volumes Will he issued.
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BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Ono. +. L3ughton. IT., Salesman
No. u Ninth street.

ELEGANT SILK PLUSH AND
IL EBONY PARLOR SUIT, SUPERB MO-
OUET1E CARPETS, HANDSOME HALL
STAND. MATING. DINlNG-kOOM FUtNl-
TTKE. &c. AT Al CIlON.-Att the request 81 l.
|. StIausc. Esq, who il removing 20 larger
residence. shall sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY THs ETH instant,
al l0I1 o'clock. at the residence SO. $40. corner
1h!rd and Grace streets. the ftkNlIJ hE re-
naming ia the house, consisting Of
ELEGANT PARLOR sun, Of Ebony ami Gilt
Flames. covered with assorted colors ~
SILK Velvet Plush OF latest design aud
elaborate finish;
SUPERB MOQUkTTE PARLOk CARPETS,
made 10y Sloan, Of New lork-as gooi as
new:
YFHY HANDSOME HhLL~RACK. with large
size French-Plate Mirror and colorcd mar
blc slab;
EBONY EASEL. STEEL ENGRAYINGS;
WINDOW SHADES;
MAT1INGS for four floors and halls:
WALNUT MAkBI E-TOP BUFFET;
HEAVY WALNUT DINING-BOOM ARM
CHAIRS:
Walnut EXTENSION DlNING-ROOM
TABLE:
LINOIEIM and OIL~CLOTH;
OIL-S1ONE. lot %GE, COAL-NA SE, ana other
housekeeping articles.
All Of the above ore strictly fir-t-rlas- and
tut little used. GEORGE ". Alo'
cell Au'tuucer.
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This may he considered the KEY to
the puzzle, for you have only to com
pletc first the diagonal columns by
writing the figures required to make
their respective sums 10. and then COM
pletc the vertical and horizontal ones
IN the same way.
You will notice that the even num-
bers are regularly arranged in the cor
nCr 6Quares-thus
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2I9I4:
Z ! 5 | 3.
6I1IS:

This is an arrangement OF the nine
significant figures in three columns of
three figures each, so that the sum of
each vertical, horizontal, or diagonal
column viii be fifteen, all the figures
being used, and none used but once.
To construct, place 5 in the centre
square and . and I in any two corner
squares not diagonally opposite thus {:
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from top TO bottom, breaking open
every drawer and trunk.
ARREST OF A SUSPECTED MAN.

Immediate search was made for traces
of the murderer. Suspicion at once
pointed TO n young Englishman named
Abel Allen, a new conner in the neighbor.
hood. He was arrested and charged
with the murder, but denies his guilt.
II is known that he was out hunting
birds Saturday afternoon, and he was
seen near the murdered woman's house,
gun in hand, late in the evening.
Public opinion is so confident of his
guilt and 80 bitter against him that il
would surprise no one il ne were made
a victim Of lynch law before the officers
get him in Jail.
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AUCTION sALEs-rp,ure Days.
BY James b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionoor.
lll3 Main street.

H'HE VERY ATTRACTIVE, DE-
l. TACKLED. MEDIUM.SIzE
RESIDENCE
No. is WEST MARSHALL STREET,
BRICK BASEMENT AND TWO STORIES
ABOVE;
FINE LOT 29HXlsO FEET, WIDE SIDE AND
REAR ALLEYS
A REALLY GOOD HOME-A CAPITAL IN
VESTMENT-
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, ON
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1887,
At 3 O'CLOCK Z. NJ,
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1ll3 Main street

VRUSTEE'S RESALE OF TWEEN
4 TY LOTS. EACH FRONTING &xl}2 on
MOSBY STREET AND NlNEI EENIH STREET
AND BETWEEN IND q STkEkTS-By or
DER OF the benenciaries and at the cost risk,
and charges Of Miss julia W. Morris, who pur-
chased the above property at the trustees auc-
ton sale May II. lss1, and who has taiied 70
comply with said purchase, the undersigned
trustee, being so directed, will sell at public
auction, at the Office OF j. Thompson Brown a.
Co., on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Il, 1871,
al o'clock p. NJ, the following property:
FIVE LOTS. Nos l9l 10 100 inclusive, on the
east line Of Nineteenth street between T. and q
streets.
THREE LOTS. Nos ~. 1s5, and lsG, on tho
wcst line Of Nineteenth street between 2 and Q
streets.
ELEVEN LOTS, Nos. III to Isl inclusive, on
Moslv street between + and q streets
TERMS: one tniri cash; balance in six and
twelve months, interest added, and secured by
trust deed. liz RO1 +. BLOWN,
Trustee.
j. THOMSON BROWN & Co.. Auctioncers.
Or
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Z ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
or SUPERB WATER-COLORS, PAS
TELS. STATUARY, AND SUPE-
KIOR UoEHOLD FUB-
NITURE ATAJC-
TON.

Atthc request Of Professor liaaselcf' who is
declining housekeeping, will cell az his te'i-
deuco, No. 30i east Grace street, on
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INVEST GRACE STREET LOT AT
W AUCTION.
~ Rawling, & Rose.
Real Estate Aucti0uccrs.
K4ILt,oAD LINES.

"a g Sal :, gS--ss5
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAlLkoAD.-S,hedule
commencing MAY IS, ls5i-ecs'eru standard
time.
7.2s 4. NJ, leaves Byri-SIeet sta'i0n dsny
stops only az Ashland, Junction.
MILFORD. ana Fred rcksburK
Sleeper r. ~ l-hi c',u. Lowe
Washington f'r \ev N"'s ~ uft
A.. a.
Hoy A. NJ, leuvc, Byri->ttce. s.1rou -oay
c1 .er, suu1iI. lnA,oH Na-''rf-
fln for Now .-f o. l..0 2. -. Oh -,
ty limited ~ %. ~.
SOP. NJ, leaves Byrd >Ior, station daily.
Sleeper o. New = .rA-
1922 A. NJ, arrives At Byri-s,reet s'ation daily
Sleeper from New York
R.y9P a., arrives 70 Byrd street stR.iOu IAtly
s'YVs 40 fredericksburg, Milford,
ami Junction. Sleeper from W8sa.
inefou.
gIs 2. n, arrives az Byri-srceg station daily
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRANS
DAfLY gXCEPr sUHpAya.
90 2. ", acc0nmoIatiuu lonves 8r1Hi
street s,auooi arrives ~ Ashland
aA p. NJ, leaves Eiba arrives at Ashland It
G55A.M., Naturalization, arrives ut Broai.
Street station; leaves Ashland a.
s:ol A. NJ.
asg p. n, arrives st Elts; leaves Ashland a.
5.i2 l.. ".
C.ATAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
z. 4. .. Nrgaa. General Superintendent
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I aCUEuuLE TAklNp fFFE t
SEPTEMBER -, !.-'.
Ls,ss mcHao>O:
$40 a. 81. IN NcEiort News. Old Poin, en-
fu.t, Au' Hortols, daily eN'eptauu-
dsy.
ulo =. NJ through ara L,cas Man g. al
points Wo-t. Sleepers clifton
Fore 90 Louisville and 80. Louis,
100 z. II. for Newport News, On Point aud
Norfolk. except sunday
4OO P. NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cept SUNDAY.
$50 P. NJ f5r Louisville. Cincinnati, cgl.a-
g0 - Louis, NemlliR ana Sew
Orleans - rs-t Express SIN
through PulWaus ieiy only
rclie running Pulmana ".i
from Richmond.
500 A. N. sundays only for Newport News
Old Portland Nogf'is.
ARRIVE ~ RiCHNOND.
B.g5 A. N. Charlottesville Accommodated exc
cort sunday.
Hes 4. " from Norfols. on pol1'. aud NeT-
port News, except sunday
$50 +, NJ. from loral points aaf t,e We = ez-
CeUt sunday.
6s5 p. N. from on Point, Heopou Neas
aud Norfolk Tally
$50 /. n. from louisville eli Cincinnati
Fat tHlro--- tally.
Depot. Seventeenth and alUat stree %
tickets ~ 1000 4s!u street anl AZ g. 4oDce
%. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Aeeu-
T-ILLAss G. WIcKHAH. Socood Vlce-il' 20
dent :" ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-12

BY Quarles x McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers.

j. THOMSON BROWN & Co.. Au'
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FRIDAY. OcrosEr u. ISL.
Quarles & Mccurdy, Aactioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE AT PUBLIC
AZ AUCTION OF THAT LARGE, DOUBLE
TWO-sTORY SUCCEED DWELLING AT TIE
LEIGH sTREETS-LOT i36Xii0 FEEr.--At the
request OF the executor We will offer for sale,
ON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1887.
at aS0 r. NJ, the above PROPERTY. The
dwelling contains ten rooms aud Wide hall
Can be converted into smaller dwellings at lit
tie cost. and will pay as an investment
The dwelling and house-lot win 30 sold sepa-
rately, balance divided int Duilding-lots or
sold as a whcle-l36xl50 feet
The nearnesa 20 the Union passenger railroad
makes this desirable property. We invite at
tention 70 this sale, which Is now being made
for q division.
TERMS; At sale.
QUARLRS q MccURDY.
oc II Auctioneers.
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Atthc request Of Professor Has-elcf, who is
declining housekeeping, viii cell at his te'i-
douco, No. 30i east Grace street, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER H. ISL,
commencing at 1917 o'clock, all Of his sUPE-
RIOR WATER-COLORS. PASTELS, STA
TUARY. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, g.. In
this collection Of WATER-COLOks may Dee
found many specimens comparable % those OF
many artists Of more prctentious notoriciy the
whole tdng tie work 81 an arknoWledg j
artist The PASTELS are also OF accepted
worth. The STATUARY is imported, amongst
which will be found Apollo # Bciyd.ra,'
"Youu- q Milo" with otlcrrarc subjects.
Tho TOUSFHCLD FURNITURE embraces
an elegant assortment. ileiuGing TWO ST.
PEHB PARIOR SUITS Oomilo,,', male 70
o,dcrof lcs, materials and e latest designs ;
MASSIVE MAN1EL NlbHCR, IN ornamental
gilt frame: BEAUTIFUL LACE CURTAINS
AND TORTIEEES. ELEGANT HALL RACK; a
large variety Of NANTEL AND OTHER Or
NAMENTS; IMPORTED ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, tastefully arranged; MARBLE
TOP TABLES: CARPETS Of superior l"- !;
BOOK CASE MAHOGANY DESK, PAkLpR
AND OTHER STOVES: ELEGANT WALNl 4
EAlfNNlON-l AlLE' WIN IN h' I'D Hii, It'd ;
DINING ROOM FiRNIlj RE- g'ncraiN f:
CHINA. GLASSWARE, TAbLE-LINEN, FINE
SILNEkWAEE, s..
Thcchambers are thoroughly furnished with
complete suits. together with large variety VI
detached pieces, making the assortment "a
general o. can boz found i'm % Wcllrcgulatci
household
KITCHEN generally, Including
a good COOK love.
This sale merits. o. n should receive. gem
cral attention. FIXED. ID. ILL NNN'
AurtIoue r..
f. b. COOK. Salesman. Uc IT
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by Ja.. NaciougalL


TXECUTOR'S SALE OF GEN
d = TEL HOUSEHOLD FURNIrrRE, BOOK
CA>F. BOOKS, HAND PkINIlNG-PKhSS, &C.
Al ADClION.-Ou
THURSDAY, OCTOBER u. i,,7,
atlOE O'Clock. viii sell 40 the residence No
Il, north INcutv-fCurth street, near clay
street. Is very desirable assortment OF HOUSE
kEfIING ARTICLES. Sc. embracing
One WALNUT MAbBLE-1OP CHAMBER
SGIt-,0Wpi
One WALNUT WARDROBE:
One II HANDSOME WALNUT BOOKCASE;
WALNUT MARbLE-lOP BUFFET;
FEATHER-BEDS. bOLSTEkS aud PILLOWS
CARPET. NAT CHG. jGS;
SEW lNG-MACIUNE, llNNALlD-CHAlR;
One excellent HAND PGINTING-PRESS:
nice assortment OF LAW AND MlSCELLA-
NfOlS BOOKS;
ORNAMENTS, LECTURES,
ChOCkERI. GLASSWARE. So.
Particular attention OF housekeoper5 IS ask
ed, a. the articles are ali nearly new, aud must
De sold.
TERMS Cash. VI. :. LEIDl,
Executor OF Mrs. +. G.. French, deceased.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Salesman. o. II
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IGOR RENT, THAT FINE. n
L LARGE BRICK DWELLING 1912 east "a
Broad street. uutn lately occupied by DR.. John
Knox FOR about seventeen years
APPEkSON & CO.,
IL. 20 1nt Roll Eat afc Aprnfa. g..
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OLD DOMINION STEAM d Z F,fe
- SHIP COMPANY. 49, .

FOR NEW YORK.
BteEmels leave Richmond EVERY GVEehes
an FRIDAY at3P NJ. AID 81 NDAl NJ h.f--
Tqtfr.
steamers Leave sew York p, WcnmonI r.g
Norfolk EVERY n ESDAi, THU HSDAI, aui
SATURDAY at3P.M
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare % Ncw ORR riH Jtne~riYcf
route duclullng meals and berth. .-...t = tJ
ROuud-trip tickets limited g. thirty days
after date u Issue. ..s-.......s.s - NN
Storage, with Subsistence. ............... u.
StaeraEc, without subsistence. ...-.... Jt
Cabin fare rta Chesapeake ana ONO rail-
road.-............... .................... 10 %
oat.u fare giq Richmond aud Petersburg
raflrOa ........ ...... lN %
Tickets can be obtained NJ A. W. Gerber s..
1900 Main street; Chc-auoase aud Ohlo AMI
Richmond and Petersburg Grplt-, and IS. coIl.
Ffrielts i9rwarIe. aud lar, leu billso Of lsdlnR
tsl-l for points beyond Nc# ora.
Freight received daily Until -. VI.
M.uilcst closed % sailing fays one hour b.
Passengers can leave Rev IosK TnuI11 -
and saturday a. 8 J. NJ. by tho Newport News
steamer ami arrive Al Richmond by the Che-a-
peske and chic train the next DAY At 6l5 r. y.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS by tie Chesapeake and Ohio
railway (Uia Newp0r, News ~ $40 \. NJ, and
by Richmond and Petersburg railroad same
days. al 1912 \. NJ. viii make connection 4,
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days
SAlLlNGS THIS WEEK.
ROANOKE, captain COCCH, FRIDAY.
October iith. at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
WYAEOKE. Captain JESSEY, SUNDAY.
October 10Th. az Q O'clock 4. VI.
OLD DOMINION, Captain HULPnERs, TUES
DAY, October 18th, at 3 O'Clock +. VI.
GEORGE w. ALLEN h CO.. Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, ana
ComDanys wharf. Rncketaj
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GALE OF VALUABLE EAST
- bROAD-STREET PROPERTY BETWEEN
TWENTY-FIFTii And TWENIl-SlN
STREETS. IMMEDIATELY OK THE NEW
ELECTRIC LINE, AT AUCTiON.-By direr-
ton Of the owner, Ne Will oLer for sale, upon
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER y, 1NS7.
at5 O'Clock +. NJ, the TWO BRICK STORES
ana DWELLINGS Nos 1854 AM 300 east Broad
street The buildings are two stories high.
contain about four rooms each. have water and
culvert connections. and are occupied hy good
Uayil 2 tenants al fair rentals The lot has o
iron; Of 81 feet ard inches and runs back -
feet. There are alleys on both sides a. wei
a. in the rear. and no better property can bc
had for investment In The East End.
TERMS: win be- liberal. and announced at
sale. QUARLES & MCCURDI,
OF Auctloncer5.
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That Puzzle.

To the EditOr of the Dispatch:
As your correspondent does not limit
the number Of digits used, | give as
one answer
276
95l
43S
to his puzzle in your paper OF the 9Th
instant. Nj.
RICHMOND, VA, October 10, 1887.
To the EditOr Of the Dispatch:
Allow me to submit this solution OF
G. puzzle in yesterdays Dispatch:
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FOR KI,VC 4.

IGOR RENT, THAT DESlRA- o..
I BILE RESIDENCE No. lo2 east Main -
street, containing soyen rooms, all molern I'M
movements and in good repair
JOHN T. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent,
oc l2.ecd3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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AUCTION sALEs-futnrc DAYS.
by A. J. Bradley & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
Manchester, Va.
SALE OF

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF HULL STREET BE-
TWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS. CONSISTING OF A LARGE
DOUBLE BRICK SrORR-HOuSE OCCUPIED
By JOHN W. OWENS, 4 DOT BILE BRICK
STORE AT THE CORNER or HULL AND
THIR1 ZENITH STREETS. OCCUPIED BY
JACOB BREWER AND F.. u. HOWLE, WITH
VACANT LOTS BETWEEN WITH SuvFl-
CLINT FRONT FOR SEVERAL STORES. THE
WHOLE PROPERTY FRONTlNG 1912 FEE
on HULL STREET, AND RUNNING BACK
Ie5 FEET. TO BE SOLD ~ PARCELS BY
PLAT TO BE Sem AT AUCTlONEkkS OF
FICE.--By virtue ~ q decree Of The Hastings
Court OF Manchester, entered NJ the September
term In the chauccry suit styled Owens, Sc.
rs. owens, &c, We shall On
THURSDAY. OCTOBER % iss7,
az $50 L. ~. SCH tho above PROPERTY on ih'
premises.
TERMS One fifth cash and residue on credits
OF aix, twelve. eighteen, AMI tweniy Tour
months, negotiable notes. interest R9dei from
day II sale. and title retained until the whole
purchase money be- paid. The purrhasers 1r''
required 20 deposit their cash payments api
notes in the Citsons Bank ~ Richmond % tho
credit Cf tie court and no ccrtidcates la TIE
cause.
This Is the moot valuable property which has
for some time been on the market, ami should
attract the attention Of those seeking an invest
mcnt. WILLIAM ]. CLVFIoN,
CHARLES L. PAGE.
crO Suoeial Com fyl.siOuprs
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FREIaHT

Freight received daily tor Hort0ls, Ports
verify, and hlcssforc, Va; Washington, D. q. !;
Newberne, Washington, ana Tarboro', " q. all
-tati0ns on Atlantic and Danyille railroad,
seabosrd aud Roanoke railroad, Nortolk South
ern railroad, and Eastern North Carolina gen.
orally; also. for Eastern shore Of v,rgiuia and
All regular landings on the James aud Kappa
hammock riyers, at LOWEST kArRA and
through bills issued.
L D. TATUM, sapsriatendsn,
mys6 No. lii Main street aud RocksstA
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ASSAsSINS AT WORK.
An ola woman Shot Down ia Her
own Doorway.

A Niddlctown q. " special says :
Philip Ulrich, farmer living near the
village Of Jacksonville, Sullivan coun-
". midway between the Erie and On-
tario and Western railroads, made the
shocking discovery about noon yester-
day that his aged and widowed mother
had been murdered at her own hearth
stone. The house was thoroughly ran
sacked and plundcred OF every valuable
article.
Tie crime occurred in the peaceful
rural nciphborhood known as Swiss
Hill. in the midst of little settlement
Of honest, industrious, thrifty, aud
wCll.to.do Swiss farmers, who have
been settlers there about thirty years.
The victim was Mrs. Ursula Ulrich.
widow Of Adam UlIicb, farmer aud
yinegar-manufacturer, who died about
four years ago, leaving his widow well
of. The old lady was IA little eccentric
and continued 10 live alone in the old
fashioned farmhouse in which she had
spent her married life. 1t was CON-
monty reported in the neighborhood
that she kept quite sum Of money in
the house.
A CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
Mrs. Ulrich was seen alive by one OF
her immediate neighbors about
o'clock Saturday evening. Her son,
who lives in his own house, about one
hundred rods away, made his usual
Sunday call yesterday, and was horri-
fed on opening the kitchen door TO
find her lying on the floor dead in a
pool of blood that had escaped from
many wounds made by the discharge
of shot from shotgun. Appearances
indicated that she had opened the
kitchen door in response to the muir
derer's knock, and bad been shot down,
dying almost instantly. The murderer
then proceeded 10 ransack the house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-12
sALrs-This Day
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ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
lii3 Main street
NOOD-PAYING STORE PRO
" PERTY.

DOOD-PAYING STORE PRO
III PERTY.
SALE OF NEW Tw0-ST0RY BRICK
DWELLING
AND
TWO STORES AND DWELLINGS,
Nos 1O0s. 1907, AND 1909 NORTH SECOND
STREET.
on THE PREMISES.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER llTH, AT "a J.. VI,
AND
CORNER BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
NORTHEAST CORNER sEN ~ EEN III AND
VFNABLE STREETS,
FOR MANY YEARS OCCIPlbD ~ -
RICHARDSON As \ DkUGsIOkb,
SMALL BRICK DWELLING IN REAR OF
ABOVE,
NJ 1902 VFNABLE STREET,
on THE PREMISES.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, AT 7. VI.
Tie owner. n nonresident. Is determined 70
sell. All Of the above property Is occupied by
coed and permanent tenants. No. lUh Second
street ms lust been erocte .. and * an excel
lent house. Recent street improvements,
electric streot-cars, &c, will improve both sec
tons.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six,
Twelve and eighteen mouths. Interest added,
and secured by n deed Of trust
J. THOMPSON BROWN ~ CO.,
oc5 Auciioneers.
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at 4 o'clock j.. w., uo VERY ATTRACTIVE
AND VALUABLE IHOPtKIl described I'm
-uId deed ana situate Witl in $50 nilc- ~ tAe
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General Passenger aud Ticket AgeuL
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General ONCE. Roanoke. Va rs